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Featured by Jay Bennett

By Jul 13, 2015
Space

What New Horizons Is Looking For On Pluto, And How

After nine years and three billion miles, here’s what we're learning from it all

By Jun 15, 2015
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New Horizons Principal Investigator Still Considers Pluto a Planet

And he thinks the upcoming flyby will prove it